Update: Changes have been completed. The front-end website is now fully HTTPS compliant and updated.
Over the next few days the main website located at https://jmonkeyengine.org is being updated to a better up-to-date website. During this time you may experience strange behaviour whilst nagivating any pages on this domain. I’m confident that any such issues should only last minutes at a time and that this is just an pre-emptive warning.
This will not affect any sub-domain (hub, javadoc, wiki, etc).
This thread will be updated again once the work is completed.
yes there is issue, i hope it will be solved quickly. i dont accept it to see when it will be fixed. Because if i see it, then any other person will also see it, so accepting is not a solution. You need fix certificate to one that was earlier there i belive?
I’ve tried it on several devices and remote desktops and it works fine for me. It may just be DNS propogation. This can take up to 24 hours. You can try to flush your local dns cache with ipconfig /flushdns in windows. I’m not sure about other operating systems.
Regarding dns propagation; it’s done automatically periodically without you having to do anything. I just told you how to do it quicker. For anyone else it will just happen normally over the next 24 hours.
The new website should now be available. If you’re extra keen and can’t wait for the cache to refresh, press CTRL+R to refresh the page. This refresh will occur automatically for you over the next few hours regardless.
Our TLD jmonkeyengine.org is now fully HTTPS and sporting a new front-end website!
Note to developers: The old website data still remains in the gh-pages branch and is untouched.
Thanks @grizeldi it definitely helps - I’m not the most artistic of people
On a side note, we also have a blog/news section. If there’s anything people feel like writing about, please do let me know or make a discussion thread.
There are instructions on how to do so here. If you feel like the instructions are unclear or missing a step, let me know and I’ll update the docs.
You can also just copy the template and PM me with the finished article, and I can do the rest.
Edit: To make the paragraph, can you copy directly from the wikis’ gh-pages folder by grabbing the first paragaph truncated to a size of whatever makes sense?
I will continue to add more games/media. I don’t like the layout of the actual post when you click on a game. I’ll continue to work on it. Anyway, progress is progress. We continue to march on.
Skullstone – a retro styled grid-based dungeon crawler RPG inspired by the good old titles such as Dungeon Master, Stonekeep, Eye of Beholder and many other classics.
In a few words – a party of mercenaries explore a dungeon. They fight monsters, solve puzzles, find equipment, gather experience and level up while progressing through increasingly difficult levels. And there’s a story behind all that, are you ready to discover the truth behind Skullstone ?
The game’s focused on combat – player will encounter various types of monsters with different combat abilities. They may roam the dungeon all alone or in groups. And they can surprise you in a very nasty way if you’re not cautionous! Evil creatures can perform melee, range and even AoE attack as well as debuff player’s heroes lowering their fighting ability, immobilizing them, poisoning and so on.
When starting the game you are asked to choose four out of twenty pre-defined characters. Each hero begins the game with his own set of skills and abilities.
I understand that not all games are “published” but are WIPs - and I’ll be accounting for those too in time.
I’ll probably shuffle the list so each game gets it’s position changed with every reload. I think it’s fair on everybody to do that so everybody gets a shot at being top of the list.
